Dec 21, 2017
By Valerie Massie
The Prime Minister has offered an apology after the federal ethics commissioner found he violated conflict of interest rules over his family vacation last Christmas to a private island in the Bahamas owned by the Aga Khan. Canada’s NDP leader says it’s simply unacceptable that the Prime Minister will face no consequences as a result. And ethics watchdog group Democracy Watch has filed a formal complaint, saying the Bahamas vacation violated lobbying law. Group co-founder Duff Conacher says the Aga Khan’s actions have put Justin Trudeau and Minister Seamus O’Regan in a conflict of interest. Pierre Poilievre and pollster Nik Nanos join the conversation.
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